PAW stands for Paragraph-A-Week. Although they are not necessarily done each week, we create these paragraphs within a week to correspond to what we are learning in our history class. We publish our work on the web as part of our digital portfolio project.
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October 10, Make sure you capitalize the word Internet when you write. Ms.RussacWiki
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Welcome to the 6th Grade History PAWs
PAW stands for Paragraph-A-Week. Although they are not necessarily done each week, we create these paragraphs within a week to correspond to what we are learning in our history class. We publish our work on the web as part of our digital portfolio project.Ms.RussacWiki